dogman

Forget the draft. Lose as many games as you have to to get rid of the GM and coach.

A punt in that spot shows how bad both the coach and quarterback are. We have been out-coached and out-quarterbacked in almost every game this year.

Spiller I give a pass to. I did see him waving hands up and down in disgust when they had the ball with 7 minutes to go and he was on the sidelines. Everything has been a joke with Merrimann all the way back to training camp. He was the biggest "who gives a crap" player all training camp. Remember silvercrw you be in the "clique" to ever make a good comment. (sarcasm)

I have notice that on occassion he drops the down to his left hip before throwing. It's as if he is pulling the ball out of his back pocket. Those passes are always late and inaccurate. Players that don't have a cannon for an arm (Marino, Montana) have to release the ball quickly. I didn't notice him doing that last year. Take a look and see what you think...

Gotta be better than Merrimann.

Well ladies, that sounds like a challenge! It is national TV. I think you owe it to the rest of us to dispell that notion.

Wade had to go to court to get the money Wilson owed him. I always wondered if that didn't sour the entire coaching fraternity from coming here to coach. At least the good coaches.

1. Clean out the coaching staff and the GM staff. 2. Call the Ryan brothers and see if they want to coach together. Or one as a GM and one as head coach. 3. If 2 is "no" see if Holmgren wants to be GM and Haslett wants to be head coach. 4. See what the market is for Dareus. Lucky for him the focus has been on Mario, cause he has sucked as well. 5. Trade Freddy to Packers, who are a running back away from a Super Bowl, and get a linebacker (or picks) in return. Sorry Freddy, but in the pros you are nothing but an asset. 6. If you get decent picks for Dareus and/or Freddy trade up to get your QB.

Time for the Bills to turn the page on Fred Jackson. Two star half backs is an asset a losing team cannot afford to keep. He's at the age at which he is likely to continue to get hurt. I'm tired hearing how good he is in the locker room or how well he is liked. That's only relevant on a winning team. There is no chemistry here to mess up. Trashard Choice is a nice backup. Might the RB starved Packers give us a couple picks? Better yet, a linebacker- AJ Hawk.

One Word will do it... Polian!

He's just the "jock of the week" trying to stick out from the turnstile of jocks espn has under contract. He is to be ignored.

Let us keep our eye on the ball. We should get a discount compared to other teams in other regions... 1. We only have 7 home dates: that's a 12% discount right there. 2. No guarantee this team will stay here. 3. 10 years of incompetence: unmatched in the rest of the league. Really, if this team left a giant black hole whould not swallow up Erie County! In this state and in this region pro-football may be an unaffordable luxury.

Smerlas is one of those legends that won't die. Third and short any quarterback in the league could draw him off-sides. He admitted in his book that he laid down to get Hank Bullough fired. I still remember the radio show he and Haslet did during their playing days-totally arrogant jerks.

Went to a game versus the Browns (I think)four years ago. Sat in a friend's seat 7th row 40 yard line right under Ralph's box. I'm not sure I was old enough (47) for the language, abuse to players, drunks, fights that took place that day. One of the Brown's players threatened to come into the stands after fans, and that was during a vitory. Last time I will ever go to a Bills game. You'd be better off going to a soccer game in Manchester, England. I used to buy up a friend's season ticket seats when he couldn't go, and had similar experiences each time-although the Browns game was especially bad.

That would be the ultimate "Norwood." The Bills go undefeated and are poised to win their first Super Bowl, and the world ends on 12/22. "World Right!"

Favorites... 1. O.J. best I ever saw. 2. Reggie Mckenzie: no one was ever prouder to be a Bill. 3. Earl Edwards: Still remember him chasing Joe Namath all the way to the wall. 4. Jim Kelly: so many thrills. 5. Cornelius Bennett: Never understood what happened to his career. 6. Conrad Dobler: kicked people in the nuts. 7. Kent Hull: Warrior and underrated. Least... FYI not big on legends. 1. Fred Smerlas: third and short-a guaranteed off-side penalty. Admitted to laying down in games to get Hank Bullough fired. 2. Doug Flutie: Overrated and never won a playoff game with a very good team. 3. Joe Ferguson: watched him walk around with his head down for ten years. 4. Tom Dempsey: Sat in a torential downfall to watch him miss a 33 yard field goal to extend Miami's mastery. 5. Ralph Wilson: Has held this town up for ransom countless times.

I noticed it too. That's why Merrimann is becomming a part-time pass-rush specialist. Riddle me this while we all praise the coaching staff... Have they ever heard of "stunting" their LBS? Does Merrimann have to always just plow into the LT. Can they once line him up somewhere else or have him stunt to the middle of the pocket? Doesn't Wannstedt coach the LBS?